Glastir Contract Summary and Crop Code guide and FAQ · PLTD New woodland, planted since 2015 * For...

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Glastir Contract Summary and Crop Code guide and FAQ

Glastir Main Key dates and Information guide (Contract summary) FAQ What is this?

This is a summary of your current Glastir Contract, it will show information the latest contract version number and contract reference. What information does it show?

Contract summaries will give you a condensed parcel by parcel guide to which Management / Capital works options needed to be undertaken for your Glastir Entry / Advanced Contract. It will show you key information for each management Option and Capital Works within your Contract. Will it be issued every year? The summary will be published onto your RPW online account in readiness for the annual submission of the SAF. A new summary will also be produced alongside any new version of your Contract, should it go through a major change. Can I use this instead of my Contract document? This is a summary of the Management Option contractual obligations and will assist with completing your annual SAF claim, in addition to the information contained; you must refer to your Glastir Contract for details of your full contractual obligations. What is displayed for Rotational Options? Rotational Management Options on the contract summary will show the current mapped location and mapped quantity. Customers should refer to their full contract for the minimum commitment area for each Rotational Management Option. When the Rotational Option proforma has been completed, customers contracts will be amended and a new summary will be generated to reflect the actual amount. Customers will still need to review the full contract for the minimum commitment area.

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Glastir Management Options Land Use Code Table This Section applies to those who hold Glastir Entry, Advanced and Woodland Management Contracts only.

You are advised to refer to the management options as set out within your Glastir Contract and contract summary before you complete the Field Data section of the SAF. This table provides examples of land use/crop codes that can be used for land under a Glastir Management Option. You should use the codes that correctly describe that land cover as at 15 May 2018. Ensure that all Permanent Features (e.g. rocks, trees, ponds and sand, etc.) within the parcel are also declared.

The final three columns of the table show whether the option is applicable to Glastir Entry, Glastir Advanced, or Glastir Woodland Management. Important: Codes for capital work options should only be used once the work has been completed. Prior to the completion of the capital works the crop/land use codes that correctly describe the land cover should be used, as listed in Annex 3. The SAF also includes a section which allows you to declare whether you have undertaken the work required to meet each Glastir Management Option for 2018 as set out in your Glastir Contract. Please note that if you have indicated you have not completed your Management Option, a scheme breach penalty may be applicable unless we have received and agreed a derogation or a change to your Contract has been agreed. For land entered into an eligible afforestation scheme:

For land entered into an eligible afforestation scheme, if the land gave right to SPS payment in 2008 and was eligible for SPS or BPS when it was first planted, it can be considered eligible for BPS during the period it is subject to the terms and conditions of your Contract.

Afforestation Scheme Eligible management options

Woodland Grant Scheme (WGS 3)

LEAP Woodland for stock exclusion.

NB New planting with Better Land Contribution.

NC New planting of coppice.

NK New planting of coppice with better land contribution.

NP New planting.

NS New planting eligible for set-a-side.

NZ New planting by natural regeneration (set-a-side).

Farm Woodland Premium Scheme (FWPS) *

Arable Land – outside LFA

Arable Land – DA

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Arable Land – SDA

Better Woodlands for Wales (BWW) Improved Land Premium (ILP)

PLTD New woodland already planted

Afforestation Scheme Eligible management options

Glastir Woodland Creation Glastir Woodland Creation Premium (GWCP)

PLTD New woodland.

Glastir Woodland Creation Glastir Woodland Creation Premium (GCP) Glastir Woodland Creation Maintenance (GCM)

PLTD New woodland, planted since 2015

* For Farm Woodland Premium Scheme your Contract may include the period after your annual payments have been made when you are prevented from felling those trees. Land where trees have been planted under the above afforestation Contracts must use one of the following codes

BW1– Broadleaf Woodland (Stock Excluded) – To be used if the area gave rise to SPS payment in 2008 and the land under Contract is in an eligible management option.

CW1 – Coniferous Woodland (Stock Excluded) – To be used if the area gave rise to SPS payment in 2008 and the land under Contract is in an eligible management option.

WS1 – Broadleaf Woodland (Stock Excluded) – To be used if the area did not give rise to SPS payment in 2008 or the land under Contract is not in an eligible management option.

TR2 – Coniferous Woodland (Stock Excluded) – To be used if the area did not give rise to SPS payment in 2008 or the land under Contract is not in an eligible management option.

Eligibility for BPS under these afforestation schemes is only available for ‘new planting’. If you hold one of these agreements you should check whether your Contract contains one of the ‘new planting’ options for that land.

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If you declare the land as BW1/CW1 and our checks discover your Contract does not contain an eligible option the land will not be eligible for BPS payment and over-declared penalties will be applied. Once your afforestation commitment finishes you cannot continue to declare the land for BPS, either declare WS1 or another of the woodland codes. Land entered into Natural Resources Wales (NRW) Management Agreements

Some of your land may have been designated as a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) by Natural Resources Wales (or its predecessor), including special areas of conservation or special protection areas. The management policy that has been agreed will explain the reasons and include specific management regimes that you are required to undertake. In some instances this could include excluding stock from grazing certain areas. Since land can be considered eligible for BPS if you undertake minimum agricultural activities, including maintaining the land in a state suitable for grazing and cultivation (see Section B of this booklet), land under NRW management agreements will be assessed against the BPS land eligibility rules. You should declare the land cover code that best reflects the condition of the land on 15 May each year, e.g. GR2 for permanent grassland or ZZ11 for groups of broadleaved trees. You should not declare woodland areas as BW1/CW1 if those areas are included in a NRW management agreement, as this could result in an over-declared penalty when our checks discover the management agreement does not prevent the land being eligible for BPS.

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You must declare a land use code to claim for your Glastir management options, if you declare an incompatible code your Glastir claim will be reduced and penalties may be applied.

Glastir Option Land Use Codes suitable for Glastir Management Options

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Establish wooded strip BW1 – Broadleaf Woodland (Stock Excluded) – if eligible for BPS

WS1 – Broadleaf Woodland (Stock Excluded) – if not eligible for BPS CW1 – Woodland Coniferous (Stock Excluded) - if eligible for BPS TR2 – Woodland Coniferous (Stock Excluded)- if not eligible for BPS You may only use the equivalent codes for coniferous woodland if your Glastir Contract states that conifer is permitted. GC3 – Field corners woodland edge (stock excluded) GS1 – Scrub / gorse / briar (Stock excluded) for Glastir

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Create s/side corridor (1 side) Create s/side corridor (2 side) Manage existing streamside corridor Create s/side corridor with tree planting (1 side) Create s/side corridor with tree planting (2 side)

GC1 – Streamside Corridor created for Glastir SC2 – Streamside corridor SC3 – Streamside corridor not eligible for BPS GS1 – Scrub / gorse / briar (Stock excluded) for Glastir

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10 Convert arable land with archaeological sites

GR1 – Grass (temporary under 5 years) – to be used if the grass ley is younger than 5 years. GR2 – Grass (permanent grass over 5 years) – to be used if the grass ley is older than 5 years GR8 – Grass permanent – resown in last 12 months (in first year of commitment) GR9 – Grass (Stock excluded) FA4 – Fallow grass sown

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Restore traditional orchard

AP4 – Apples NU2 – Chestnuts NU4 – Walnuts PL2 – Plums/greengages/cherries/almonds PE10 – Pears OR3 – Mixed orchard – only to be used where individual fruit/nut types are smaller than 0.01 hectares. TP8 - Trees with a tree preservation order

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12 Create new orchard AP4 – Apples NU2 – Chestnuts NU4 – Walnuts PL2 – Plums/greengages/cherries/almonds PE10 – Pears OR3 – Mixed orchard – only to be used where individual fruit/nut types are smaller than 0.01 hectares.

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Grazed perm pasture (no inputs) Grazed perm pasture (low inputs) Grazed perm pasture (no inputs/mix grazing) Grazed perm pasture (low inputs/mix grazing)

GR1 – Grass (temporary under 5 years) – to be used if the grass ley is younger than 5 years. GR2– Grass (permanent grass over 5 years – to be used if the grass ley is older than 5 years. GR8 – Grass permanent – resown in last 12 months (in first year of commitment)

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Upland heath Blanket bog Upland grassland Lowland marshy grassland

GR2– Grass (permanent grass over 5 years – to be used if the grass ley is older than 5 years. HE7 – Heathlands (grazed)

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Lowland marshy grassland (mix grazing) Coastal and lowland heath Coastal and lowland heath (mix grazing)

GR2– Grass (permanent grass over 5 years – to be used if the grass ley is older than 5 years. HE7 – Heathlands (grazed)

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Saltmarsh Saltmarsh (mix grazing)

SM2 - Saltmarshes (grazed) GR2– Grass (permanent grass over 5 years – to be used if the grass ley is older than 5 years.

22 Existing hay meadow GR2 – Grass (permanent grass over 5 years) – to be used if the grass ley is older than 5 years

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Corners of fields to revert to grassland Woodland edge to extend into adjoining fields

GC3 – Field corners/woodland edge (stock excluded)

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Sand dunes Sand dunes (mix grazing)

SD1 – Sand dunes GR2 – Grass (permanent grass over 5 years – to be used if the grass ley is older than 5 years.

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Rough grass margin (fixed) Rough grass margin (rotational)

If the margin is to be adjacent to a root crop and therefore not established until after 15 May, you should declare the crop present on 15 May, but you will need to enter one of the following in the Secondary Crop column on the SAF; FA4 – Fallow – grass sown if the margin has been established on existing arable land, or GR9 – Permanent grassland (stock excluded) if the margin has been established on existing pasture. FM1 - Field Margins OR If the margin has been established by 15 May, you should use; FA4 – Fallow – grass sown if the margin has been established on existing arable land, or GR9 – Permanent grassland (stock excluded) if the margin has been established on existing pasture. FM1 – Field Margins From the second year of this Management Option; If this margin has been rotated from the previous year, enter the crop codes as described above. If the margin has been retained in the same location from the previous year FA4 or GR9 (or FM1) should be used accordingly depending on whether the margin was originally established on existing arable land or existing pasture.

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27 Fallow margin FA3 – Fallow natural regeneration FM1 – Field Margins

28 Retain Winter Stubbles BA5 – Barley – spring sown BA4 – Barley – winter sown OA5 – Oats – spring sown OA4 – Oats – winter sown RY4 – Rye (including Meslin) – spring sown RY5 – Rye (including Meslin) – winter sown SP8 - Spelt Wheat – spring sown SP9 - Spelt Wheat – winter sown TC4 – Triticale – spring sown TC3 – Triticale – winter sown WT2 – Wheat – spring sown WT1 – Wheat – winter sown

29 Undersown cereals next to water courses

BA5 – Barley – spring sown OA5 – Oats – spring sown RY4 – Rye (including Meslin) – spring sown TC4 – Triticale – spring sown WT2 – Wheat – spring sown

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30 Unsprayed spring sown cereals or legumes (pulses)

BA5 – Barley – spring sown OA5 – Oats – spring sown RY4 – Rye (including Meslin) – spring sown TC4 – Triticale – spring sown WT2 – Wheat – spring sown SP8 - Spelt Wheat – spring sown BN2 – Green beans BN3 – Soya beans BN4 – Beans – field – spring sown PS2 – Peas (vining and other) – spring sown BE11 - Mung Beans LU1 – Lupins MC3 – mixed arable crop (with confirmation of mix)

31 Unsprayed spring sown cereals retaining winter stubbles

BA5 – Barley – spring sown OA5 – Oats – spring sown RY4 – Rye (including Meslin) – spring sown TC4 – Triticale – spring sown WT2 – Wheat – spring sown SP8 - Spelt Wheat – spring sown

32 Unsprayed rootcrops (direct drilling)

BT1 – Beets/Mangolds SW4 – Swedes TU5 – Turnips/Typhon/Colza To be entered in the Secondary Crop column on the SAF if established after 15 May

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32b Unsprayed rootcrops (no direct drilling)

BT1 – Beets/Mangolds SW4 – Swedes TU5 – Turnips/Typhon/Colza

To be entered in the Secondary Crop column on the SAF if established after 15 May

33 Wildlife cover crop

FA5 – Fallow – sown wildlife cover

34 Unharvested cereal headland

BA4 – Barley – winter sown BA5 – Barley – spring sown OA4 – Oats – winter sown OA5 – Oats – spring sown RY4 – Rye (including Meslin) – spring sown RY5 – Rye (including Meslin) – winter sown SP8 - Spelt Wheat – spring sown SP9 - Spelt Wheat – winter sown TC3 – Triticale – winter sown TC4 – Triticale – spring sown WT1 – Wheat – winter sown WT2 – Wheat – spring sown

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34b Unfertilised/unsprayed cereal headland

BA4 – Barley – winter sown BA5 – Barley – spring sown OA4 – Oats – winter sown OA5 – Oats – spring sown RY4 – Rye (including Meslin) – spring sown RY5 – Rye (including Meslin) – winter sown SP8 - Spelt Wheat – spring sown SP9 - Spelt Wheat – winter sown TC3 – Triticale – winter sown TC4 – Triticale – spring sown WT1 – Wheat – winter sown WT2 – Wheat – spring sown

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Create pond (2012 option) Create pond

PD1 – Ponds (eligible for BPS) – To be used if the pond is up to 0.10 hectares in size ZZ30 – Ponds (ineligible for BPS) – To be used if the pond is over 0.10 hectares in size

36 Buffer existing ponds

GC2 – Pond buffer zone created for Glastir

39 Clearance of scrub from historic features

GR2 – Grass (permanent grass over 5 years) GR9 – Grass stock excluded

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Grazed open country Grazed open country (mix grazing)

GR2 – Grass (permanent grass over 5 years) HE7 – Heathlands - grazed

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Woodland – stock exclusion Trees and scrub – establishment by planting Trees and scrub – establishment by natural regeneration Scrub – stock exclusion

BW1 – Broadleaf Woodland (Stock Excluded) – if eligible for BPS

WS1 – Broadleaf Woodland (Stock Excluded) – if not eligible for BPS CW1 – Woodland Coniferous (Stock Excluded) - if eligible for BPS TR2 – Woodland Coniferous (Stock Excluded)- if not eligible for BPS GC3 – Field corners woodland edge (stock excluded) GS1 – Scrub / gorse / briar (Stock excluded) for Glastir GC2 – Pond buffer zone created for Glastir

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Wood pasture Historic parks and gardens

ZZ10 - Grazed Coniferous woodland ZZ11 – Grazed Broadleafed woodland YY14 - Scattered Coniferous woodland YY15 – Scattered Broadleafed woodland

CG1 - Coniferous – grazed GR2 – Grass (permanent grass over 5 years)

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Calaminarian grassland Lowland dry heath with less than 50% western gorse Lowland dry heath with more than 50% western gorse Lowland wet heath with less than 60% purple moor-grass Lowland wet heath with more than 60% purple moor-grass Lowland heath habitat expansion – establishment on grassland Lowland unimproved acid grassland Lowland unimproved acid grassland – reversion (pasture) Lowland unimproved acid grassland – reversion (hay cutting)

GR2 – Grass (permanent grass over 5 years) HE7 – Heathlands (grazed)

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Lowland unimproved neutral grassland – pasture Lowland unimproved neutral grassland – haymeadow Lowland unimproved neutral grassland – reversion (pasture) Lowland unimproved neutral grassland – reversion (hay cutting) Lowland unimproved calcareous grassland Lowland unimproved calcareous grassland – reversion (pasture) Lowland unimproved calcareous grassland – reversion (hay cutting)

GR2 – Grass (permanent grass over 5 years) HE7 – Heathland (grazed)

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Conversion from arable to grassland (no inputs) Conversion from improved grassland to semi-improved grassland (hay cutting)

GR1 – Grass (temporary under 5 years) – to be used if the grass ley is younger than 5 years GR2 – Grass (permanent grass over 5 years)

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Lowland marshy grassland Lowland marshy grassland – reversion (pasture) Lowland bog and other acid mires with less than 50% purple moor-grass Lowland bog and other acid mires with more than 50% purple moor-grass


141 Lowland bog and other acid mires – restoration (no grazing)

RE3 – Reedbed/Swamp (Stock excluded) GS1 – Scrub / gorse / briar (Stock excluded) HE6 – Heathlands (Stock excluded) GR9 – Grass (Stock excluded)

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Lowland bog and other acid mires – reversion (pasture) Lowland fen


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144 Lowland fen – restoration (no grazing)

RE3 – Reedbed/Swamps (stock excluded) GS1 – Scrub / gorse / briar (Stock excluded) HE6 – Heathlands (Stock excluded) GR9 – Grass (Stock excluded)

145 Lowland fen reversion (pasture)


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Reedbed – stock exclusion Reedbed – creation

RE3 – Reedbed/Swamps (stock excluded)

148 Coastal grassland (maritime cliff and slope)

GR2 – Grass (permanent grass over 5 years) SD1 Sand dunes

149 Saltmarsh – restoration (no grazing)

SM1 – Saltmarsh (stock excluded)

150 Saltmarsh – creation SM2 – Saltmarsh (grazed)

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151 Coastal vegetated shingle and sand dunes – creation

SD1 – Sand dunes GR2 – Grass (permanent grass over 5 years)

153 Red clover ley CL4 – Clover

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Buffer zones to prevent erosion and run-off from grassland Buffer zones to prevent erosion and run-off from grassland – ditch landscapes Buffer zones to prevent erosion and run-off from land under arable cropping Grassland managed with no inputs between 15 October and 31 January No lime on improved or semi-improved grassland over peat soils Grassland management for chough (feeding)

GR1 – Grass (temporary under 5 years) – to be used if the grass ley is younger than 5 years GR2 – Grass (permanent grass over 5 years) – to be used if the grass ley is older than 5 years GR8 – Grass (Permanent resown in last 12 months)

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162 Unsprayed autumn sown cereal crop for corn bunting (nesting & feeding)

BA4 – Barley – winter sown OA4 – Oats – winter sown SP9 - Spelt Wheat – winter sown TC3 – Triticale – winter sown WT1 – Wheat – winter sown RY5 – Rye (including Meslin) – winter sown

163 Unsprayed spring sown barley crop for corn bunting (nesting & feeding)

BA5 – Barley – spring sown

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Grassland management for curlew (nesting & chick feeding) Grassland management for curlew (adult feeding) Haymeadow management for curlew (nesting) Grassland management for golden plover (feeding) Grassland management for lapwing (nesting & feeding)

GR2 – Grass (permanent grass over 5 years) GR1 - Grass (temporary under 5 years) – to be used if the grass ley is younger than 5 years GR8 – Grass (Permanent resown in last 12 months)GT1 - Grazed tracks

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169 Unsprayed spring sown cereals, oil seed rape, linseed or mustard crop for lapwing (nesting)

BA5 – Barley – spring sown OA5 – Oats – spring sown RY4 – Rye (including Meslin) – spring sown SP8 - Spelt Wheat – spring sown TC4 – Triticale – spring sown WT2 – Wheat – spring sown LI4 – Linseed – spring sown MU3 – Mustard MU5 – Brown mustard RA8 – Oilseed rape – spring sown MC3 – Mixed arable crop

170 Uncropped fallow plot for lapwing (nesting)

FA3 – Fallow natural regeneration

171 Grassland management for ring ouzel (feeding)

GR2 – Grass (permanent grass over 5 years) GR1 - Grass (temporary under 5 years) – to be used if the grass ley is younger than 5 years GR8 – Grass (Permanent resown in last 12 months)GT1 - Grazed tracks

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172 Orchard management AP4 – Apples NU2 – Chestnuts NU4 – Walnuts PL2 – Plums/greengages/cherries/almonds PE10 – Pears OR3 – Mixed orchard – only to be used where individual fruit/nut types are smaller in area than 0.01 ha TP8 - Trees with a tree preservation order

173 Streamside corridor management

GC1 – Streamside Corridor created for Glastir SC2 – Streamside corridor SC3 – Streamside corridor not eligible for BPS GS1 – Scrub / gorse / briar (Stock excluded) for Glastir

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174 Rough grass buffer zone to prevent erosion and run-off from land under arable cropping

For the first year of this Management Option:

If the margin is to be adjacent to a root crop and therefore not established until after 15 May, you should declare the crop present on 15 May, but you will need to enter one of the following in the Secondary Crop column on the SAF:

FA4 – Fallow – grass sown if the margin has been established on existing arable land, or GR9 – Permanent grassland (stock excluded) if the margin has been established on existing pasture. FM1 – Field Margins

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If the margin has been established by 15 May, you should use: FA4 – Fallow – grass sown if the margin has been established on existing arable land, or GR9 – Permanent grassland (stock excluded) if the margin has been established on existing pasture. FM1 – Field Margins From the second year of this Management Option:

FA4 or GR9 (or FM1) should be used accordingly depending on whether the margin was originally established on existing arable land or existing pasture.

175 Management of rough grassland – enclosed land

GR2 – Grass (permanent grass over 5 years)

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176 Woodland – light grazing BG1 – Broadleaf woodland grazed specifically for Glastir option 176 ZZ11 – Grazed Broadleafed woodland YY15 – Scattered Broadleafed woodland You may need to use the equivalent codes for coniferous woodland listed within Annex 3 of this Booklet (ZZ10 YY14, CG1). GT1 – Tracks – grazed YY16 – Woodland – trunks and stumps YY21 – Bracken – scattered YY23 – Scrub/gorse/briar – scattered ZZ20 - Bracken – group ZZ22 - Scrub/gorse/briar – group GR2 – Grass (permanent grass over 5 years)

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